2014 SIU Edwardsville Cougars softball team

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2014 SIU Edwardsville Cougars softball
SIU Edwardsville Cougars wordmark.svg
OVC West Division Champions
OVC Tournament Champions
NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional
Conference Ohio Valley Conference
DivisionWest
Record30–23 (19–5 OVC)
Head coach
Assistant coaches
  • Jessica Jones
  • Alicia Abbott
  • Valerie McCoy
Home stadiumCougar Field
Capacity 800+
Seasons
←  2013
2015  →
2014 Ohio Valley Conference softball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
East
Jacksonville State  ‍‍‍22–5 .81540–15 .727
Eastern Kentucky  ‍‍‍15–10 .60029–22 .569
Tennessee Tech  ‍‍‍15–15 .50025–24 .510
Morehead State +  ‍‍‍9–16 .36015–36 .294
Belmont  ‍‍‍7–19 .26913–36 .265
Tennessee State  ‍‍‍6–20 .23118–38 .321
West
SIU Edwardsville ‡  ‍‍‍19–5 .79230–23 .566
Eastern Illinois  ‍‍‍17–7 .70838–17 .691
Murray State  ‍‍‍16–9 .64032–23 .582
Tennessee–Martin +  ‍‍‍14–10 .58327–27 .500
Austin Peay  ‍‍‍8–18 .30820–32 .385
Southeast Missouri St.  ‍‍‍3–20 .13011–34 .244
‡ – OVC Tournament champion
As of May 17, 2014 [1]
Rankings from USA Today/NFCA Coaches; + = Also 1 non=conf. tie

The 2014 SIU Edwardsville Cougars softball team represented Southern Illinois University Edwardsville during the 2014 NCAA Division I softball season. The Cougars, led by twenty-sixth year head coach Sandy Montgomery, played their home games at Cougar Field as a member of the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC). [2]

Contents

Preseason

With twelve returning players from the 35–13 2013 squad, the Cougars were picked by the coaches and sports information directors of the Ohio Valley Conference to finish first in the West Division. [3]

Regular season

The season began with tournaments in Louisiana, Arizona, Mississippi, and Florida. Among the sixteen opponents in those tournaments were eight teams that would end their seasons in the NCAA Tournament, including defending national champion Oklahoma. Coach Sandy Montgomery's intent was to challenge her team early in preparation for the conference schedule. [4] The Cougars started slowly, but showed improvement in each successive tournament; losing all four games at LSU, then winning one of five at Arizona State, two of five at Jackson State, and three of five at Central Florida.

After the tournaments, the Cougars had the full Ohio Valley Conference schedule, games versus three Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) schools, and home-and-home games with St. Louis; a scheduled game against SIU-Carbondale was cancelled due to thunderstorms. The Cougars lost to Missouri State and Northern Iowa, who both ended the season with winning records, but they defeated eventual MVC champion and NCAA tourney entry Bradley. SIUE and SLU split, each winning in the other's ballpark. In non-conference play, the Cougars earned an 8–16 record.

In the OVC, the Cougars were 10–2 against the East Division. They went 9–3 versus the West after hitting an unexpected bump in the road when losing both games at Murray State. The combined 19–5 conference record was good for first place in the West Division and the #2 seed in the OVC Tournament.

Highlights

Sophomore Haley Chambers pitched no-hit games against Tennessee Tech and Southeast Missouri State, the second and third of her SIUE career. [5]

Coach Sandy Montgomery won her 900th game as the Cougars' head coach in the win over St. Louis. [6]

Four Cougars were named to the All–Ohio Valley Conference teams: [7]

Haley Chambers was named second team All-Mideast Region by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association. [8]

Postseason

The Cougars entered the double-elimination Ohio Valley Conference at Jacksonville State's University Field as the #2 seed.

After defeating Tennessee Tech and Eastern Illinois, the Cougars awaited an opponent for the finals. Continued thunderstorms eventually forced the conference to shorten the semifinals and finals to a single-elimination format. Murray State emerged from the loser's bracket, and the SIUE women dispatched them 12–1 in five innings, earning the OVC's entry in the NCAA national tournament. [9]

Haley Chambers not only pitched all three games, striking out 27 in 20 innings, she also drove in the winning run in the Cougars' first game with a home run. She was named the tournament's MVP. Chambers, third baseman Alex McDavid, first baseman Kayla Riggs, and shortstop Chelsea Yankolovich also all selected to the All-Tournament team. [10]

The Cougars were the first SIUE team to qualify for NCAA post-season play since the university made the transition to Division I.

Of the sixteen regional tournaments, only Tuscaloosa, Alabama had three of the top 25 ranked teams, and that was the Cougars' tournament destination, as the only unranked team. [11]

SIUE was game versus host Alabama, 5th ranked and the #2 national seed, but fell to the eventual national runner-up Crimson Tide 13–4 in five innings. [12] In the losers' bracket, the Cougars faced 22nd ranked South Alabama in a game that was close until the Jaguars claimed the victory with a three-run seventh-inning home run. [13]

Roster

Pink background indicates players returning from 2012–13.

2014 SIUE Cougars roster [14]
#NamePositionBats/ThrowsYearHometownHigh school
2Haley ChambersPitcherL/LSophomore Coatesville, IN Cascade HS
3Alex McDavid3rd BaseR/RJunior Suwanee, GA North Gwinnett HS
4Alexis KohrsPitcherR/RFreshman DuQuoin, IL DuQuoin HS
5Rebecca GrayOutfielderL/RJunior Crete, IL Marian Catholic HS
6Kelsey HansenUtility/InfieldR/RSophomore East Peoria, IL East Peoria Comm. HS
7Chelsea YankolovichShortstopR/RSenior Phoenix, AZ Sunnyslope HS
8Kayla Riggs1st Base/OutfieldR/RSenior Lincoln, IL Lincoln Comm. HS
11Whitney LanphierOutfielderR/RFreshman Plainfield, IL Plainfield South HS
12Rachel KellerUtilityR/RSophomore Bethalto, IL Civic Memorial HS
13Allison Smiley2nd BaseR/RFreshman Johnston City, IL Johnston City HS
16Rachel CoonrodCatcherR/RSenior Moro, IL Edwardsville HS
17Marissa ModglinUtility/InfieldR/RFreshman Waterloo, IL Waterloo HS
21Jill RackersOutfielderL/RSenior Jefferson City, MO Helias Catholic HS
22Amy HuntCatcherR/RFreshman Troy, IL Triad HS
23Brittany ToneyRight FielderR/RJunior Hendersonville, TN Goodpasture Christian School
24Emily HastingsUtilityR/RFreshman Riverside, IL Riverside Brookfield HS
25Christian HarrymanUtilityR/RSophomore Kirksville, MO Kirksville HS
26Jordan LaFaveOutfielderL/RSophomore Valrico, FL Durant HS
33Erin GreenwaltPitcherR/RSenior Glen Carbon, IL Edwardsville HS

Schedule

DateTimeOpponentRank#SiteResultAttendanceWinning PitcherLosing Pitcher
LSU Tiger Classic
February 7*1:50 PM Oklahoma State Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, LA L 1–21,168Simone FreemanHaley Chambers
February 7*9:55 PM#17  LSU Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, LAL 2–15 51,168Ashley CzechnerErin Greenwalt
February 8*9:00 AM Minnesota Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, LAL 0–51,628Sara MoultonHaley Chambers
February 8*1:50 PM Central Arkansas Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, LAL 1–21,628Clara ClampittHaley Chambers
Arizona State Littlewood Classic
February 14*1:30 PM Michigan State Farrington Stadium • Tempe, AZ W 3–2280Haley ChambersValerie Kaff
February 14*9:50 PM#5  Arizona State Farrington Stadium • Tempe, AZL 2–5920Mackenzie PopescueErin Greenwalt
February 15*11:15 AM#11  Oklahoma Farrington Stadium • Tempe, AZL 2–7262Leslie MillerHaley Chambers
February 15*6:55 PM#3  Washington Farrington Stadium • Tempe, AZL 0–17 5299Bryana WalkerHaley Chambers
February 16*9:00 AM Illinois State Farrington Stadium • Tempe, AZL 3–4 8229Regan RomshekHaley Chambers
Jackson State Tournament
February 21*11:00 AM Kansas JSU Softball Complex • Jackson, MS L 3–4 1069Kelsey KesslerHaley Chambers
February 21*6:45 PM Southeastern Louisiana JSU Softball Complex • Jackson, MSW 7–075Erin GreenwaltRachael Hellyer
February 22*12:00 NoonSoutheastern LouisianaJSU Softball Complex • Jackson, MSW 5–376Haley ChambersHailey Weavers
February 22*2:30 PM Jackson State JSU Softball Complex • Jackson, MSL 3–476Kelsey TownsendErin Greenwalt
February 23*9:55 AMKansasJSU Softball Complex • Jackson, MSL 0–5100Kelsey KesslerErin Greenwalt
UCF Tournament
February 28*10:00 AM UCF UCF Softball Complex • Orlando, FL W 3–2 8176Erin GreenwaltMackenzie Audas
February 28*2:50 PM College of Charleston UCF Softball Complex • Orlando, FLL 1–4105Valerie CassellHaley Chambers
March 1*6:00 PM Stetson UCF Softball Complex • Orlando, FLW 6–587Erin GreenwaltTaylor Cochran
March 1*9:25 PMUCFUCF Softball Complex • Orlando, FLL 1–5313Shelby TurnierHaley Chambers
March 2*12:10 PM Princeton UCF Softball Complex • Orlando, FLW 3–199Haley ChambersMeredith Brown
March 13*4:00 PM Missouri State Killian Stadium • Springfield, MO L 3–4189Chelsea JonesHaley Chambers
March 151:05 PM Austin Peay Cougar Field • Edwardsville, Illinois W 10–2 6115Erin GreenwaltLauren deCastro
March 153:30 PMAustin PeayCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 8–0 6115Haley ChambersBrianna Bartuccio
March 18*3:00 PM Northern Iowa Cougar Stadium • Edwardsville, IllinoisL 1–6127Jamie FisherErin Greenwalt
March 2212 Noon Tennessee Tech Tech Softball Field • Cookeville, Tennessee W 8–2175Erin GreenwaltTaylor Ketcham
March 222:30 PMTennessee TechTech Softball Field • Cookeville, TennesseeW 1–0175Haley ChambersHannah Weaver
March 231:30 PM Jacksonville State University Field • Jacksonville, Alabama L 4–10713Tiffany HarbinErin Greenwalt
March 234:10 PMJacksonville StateUniversity Field • Jacksonville, AlabamaW 5–1713Haley ChambersLogan Green
March 3012 Noon Tennessee–Martin Bettye Giles Field • Martin, Tennessee W 7–2102Haley ChambersElizabeth Wiegand
March 302:15 PMTennessee–MartinBettye Giles Field • Martin, TennesseeL 2–9102Casey VincentErin Greenwalt
April 51:00 PM Morehead State Cougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 13–3 582Haley ChambersTanna Seuferer
April 53:25 PMMorehead StateCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 5–482Erin GreenwaltMegan Tymorek
April 61:00 PM Eastern Kentucky Cougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 2–0106Haley ChambersLeanna Pittsenbarger
April 63:05 PMEastern KentuckyCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisL 5–8106Alex SallbergHaley Chambers
April 9*3:55 PM St. Louis Billiken Sports Center • St. Louis, Missouri W 4–150Erin GreenwaltBrianna Lore
April 10*4:00 PM Bradley Cougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 2–0115Haley ChambersLexi Cremeens
April 121:00 PM Southeast Missouri State Cougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 10–0 5143Haley ChambersHannah Durham
April 123:00 PMSoutheast Missouri StateCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 9–2143Erin GreenwaltKeaira Schilling
April 131:00 PMSoutheast Missouri StateCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 3–0136Haley ChambersAubrey Denno
April 15*4:00 PMSt. LouisCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisL 1–2 8163Brianna LoreHaley Chambers
April 181:10 PM Tennessee State Tiger Stadium • Nashville, Tennessee W 4–2154Haley ChambersOlivia Gamache
April 183:30 PMTennessee StateTiger Stadium • Nashville, TennesseeW 2–1154Alexis KohrsHannah St. Clair
April 1912:00 Noon Belmont E. S. Rose Park • Nashville, TennesseeW 3–2107Haley Chamberscarolyn Snodgrass
April 192:00 PMBelmontE. S. Rose Park • Nashville, TennesseeW 3–1107Erin GreenwaltTaylor Moon
April 261:00 PM Murray State Racer Field • Murray, Kentucky L 4–5 8212Mason RobinsonHaley Chambers
April 264:30 PMMurray StateRacer Field • Murray, KentuckyL 2–7212CheyAnne GaskeyErin Greenwalt
May 31:00 PM Eastern Illinois Cougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 2–0208Haley ChambersHannah Mennenga
May 33:00 PMEastern IllinoisCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 2–0208Erin GreenwaltStephanie Maday
May 41:00 PMEastern IllinoisCougar Field • Edwardsville, IllinoisW 2–1211Erin GreenwaltStephanie Maday
Ohio Valley Conference Tournament
May 712:45 PMTennessee TechUniversity Field • Jacksonville, AlabamaW 1–01419Haley ChambersDanielle Liberatore
May 812:45 PMEastern IllinoisUniversity Field • Jacksonville, AlabamaW 4–2919Haley ChambersStephanie Maday
May 108:00 PMMurray StateUniversity Field • Jacksonville, AlabamaW 12–1 6203Haley ChambersCheyAnne Gaskey
NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Tournament
May 16*6:45 PM#5  Alabama Rhoads Stadium • Tuscaloosa, Alabama L 4–13 51987Leslie JuryHaley Chambers
May 17*4:00 PM#22  South Alabama Rhoads Stadium • Tuscaloosa, AlabamaL 1–52093Farish BeardHaley Chambers
*Non-Conference Game. #Rankings from NFCA released prior to game.All times are in Central Time Zone.

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